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    #11
    hahaha :bwahaha:

    pero 'di ba ang conyo is a spanish slang for the lady's private part down there

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    #12
    4. When you are lalaki, make parang punctuation “dude”, “tsong” or “pare”

    “Dude, ENGANAL is so hirap, pare.”
    “I know, tsong, I got bagsak nga in quiz one, eh.”
    Lasallista ang gumawa nitong Conyo-mandments :bwahaha:

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    #13
    Hmm a lot of Singlish (Singapore English) sounds like that - minus the tagalog, of course. hehe.

    Replace "noh" with "lah".

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    #14
    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    hahaha :bwahaha:

    pero 'di ba ang conyo is a spanish slang for the lady's private part down there
    Yup. heehee. Makes it more satisfying to call the so called coños coño
    Last edited by _Cathy_; August 29th, 2008 at 09:12 PM.

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    #15
    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Lasallista ang gumawa nitong Conyo-mandments
    Hanggang ngayon pa ba 7-letter code ang mga subjects doon? Ang akala namin dahil limited lang ang characters sa string na pang-code sa mga subjects dati sa mga lumang computers......ENGMATH, ENGANAL, TRIGMAT, DIFFCAL, INTECAL... hehehe.....

    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    pero 'di ba ang conyo is a spanish slang for the lady's private part down there
    Tama ka riyan bro.,- hawa ngang tawaging ganoon ang mga iyan... Pero, may mga dati pa rin akong kaklaseng ganyan pa ring magsalita,- parang ngongo na hindi mo maintindihan. Kaasar kausap...

    6610:secret:

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    #16
    How about this? Madalas ko marinig din ito, sa mga "Conyos".

    "In fairness......."
    "Actually........."



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    #17
    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    How about this? Madalas ko marinig din ito, sa mga "Conyos".

    "In fairness......."
    "Actually........."


    Isn't the line "in fairness" used by Rufa Mae Quinto all the time? I honestly cannot stand her from the words that she uses to the way she speaks and the irritating texture of her voice.

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    #18
    It's sad that the upper crust of our society have very bad grammar. Is this what they teach at our prep schools? Usually the educated middle class have a better grasp of both english and tagalog.

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    #19
    ^^

    - Ruffa Gutierrez
    - Gretchen Baretto
    - Kris Aquino


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    #20
    depende yan sa upbringing...

    if kids are exposed to jolog-speak all the time, pano sila matututo mag english?

    like if the kids watch kapamilya and kapuso tv all day for years and years, don't count on them to learn any english

    but if they watch disney channel and nickelodeon all day for years and years, di lang sila matututo mag english, may american-accent pa.

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